Drug Rehab Centers in West Palm Beach, Florida

I had a wonderful experience here. Michelle and Jenna were incredible and made this process so much easier. Even being away from home I felt comforted and cared for.

Big shout out to Daylight Recovery. The staff was truly amazing, thoughtful, understanding and patient. I’m glad I made the decision to come and change my life around. And of course thanks to Bennet for assisting me with my employment and benefits so that I could rest easy and focus on my recovery. Thank you daylight!

Hello im Ashley and im an addict. My whole life has been filled with chaos and trauma. Some from my own doing and some that wasnt my fault. There is not a single bad word i can say abouy my experience at Beachway Therapy Center. My time there was cut short thanks to my own self-sabotaging behavior. Even then Beachway still treated me with compassion and the desire to help me. My situation was a unusual one. I came into the trauma program with a clean date of April 16th 2014. So at 11 years clean i was dealing with bipolar disorder, intense anxiety, a very unhealthy toxic relationship and an intense desire to break generational curses for my children. My history is one that involves homelessness, street drugs and a street mentality. Beachway took on the challenge of helping me work thru that trauma. I opened up to the program and other woman like never before. I had an amazing counselor, amazing case manager, and amazing staff that were there anytime i had moments of high anxiety or worry. I am so disappointed i ruined my chances of having a chance at going thru a trauma program with Beachway. Just in the short time i was there i did gain a small sense of self back. If you were like me and worry about making friends with the other clients because they wont understand you or like you, that is not even close to true. I found a sense of community that i couldnt find anywhere else in my life. If i manage to find a magic lamp, one of my wishes would definitely be used on looking young forever after that id wish to feel the peace and serenity i felt at Beachway. Thanks to them i had just enough courage to get me and my kids out of my bad situation. Now my goal is to continue with trauma therapy. Do not be me and let your past dictate your future. No matter how clean you are from drugs that trauma will creep up on you and when it does use tools like Beachway to seek help instead of the alternative, and please for the love of your higher power get out of your own way and accept their help before you get kicked out like i did. I am forever grateful. Thanks for letting me share my expierence, strength and hope.

My wife went to Flagler several months ago by the recommendation from someone working a hotline. My wife was actually calling looking for an AA meeting, she had never went to one in the past and he listened to her and told her he felt she needed more and then recommended Flagler. I'm giving Flagler only four stars not coming from a client's perspective but from a husband's perspective who was home several thousand miles away while my wife was in treatment. Because I've been attending help groups to understand my wife's addictions and how to appropriately respond to them I'm learning why Flagler does some of the things they do that being said I felt at times they don't do enough to support clients who have loving spouses that don't share the same addiction at home. What I mean is a client gets two 15-minute phone calls home a week and although I understand people go in with various levels of addiction, my spouse went in completely sober + from everything I've learned was a model client. 15 minutes twice a week is not enough time for a spouse to actively listen to how their spouse is doing in treatment and then share how things are going in the spouse's life at home and then to talk about things needed to be talked about in a marriage that's being handled while they are away. I found it impossible to get through or messages to her a couple of times she did not call home, due to scheduling conflicts and what not in treatment that I was unaware of. I was home waiting for that call in fear that I wasn't going to get it and have to wait four more days for the next call. The only way I was able to get messages to her to call home was through the person who recommended her to go there as he has access via email to the leadership team. You get phone numbers to call when the client gets there and calls home the first time before detox to I don't know what they're called but the people that are with her but then you can't get through to them and maybe they might return your call the next day. As a loving spouse I want to know that my wife is safe, is happy and is doing well more times than two times a week. In our case her therapist stepped away from the job for a couple weeks due to personal reason which is understandable but that caused several of the things that he promised me with her therapy to not happen. I also feel like they push on the clients so hard about making their sobriety the most important thing in their life they kind of make it sound like the spouse needs to go to their own support meetings and the client needs to go to their own AA and support meeting separately when in fact there are organizations like celebrate recovery who welcome both the client and the spouse if you want to attend. I do feel it's important that she have her own path to recovery for sure and I definitely would not want to interfere with that but I just feel like in a loving supportive marriage she can get the the best of both worlds. From what I understand the staff there is amazing all the staff that I dealt with has been completely amazing. My wife does say the food could be improved upon there, and I've read that in the reviews. All in all so far everything they taught my wife has been working wonderfully she has been doing well for the 6 weeks that she's been home she doesn't have any mind fog, her eyes are very clear + she appears to be on a very healthy track. So a big shout out and thank you to Flagler.